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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17632, 19 November 1920, Page 12

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IPPODROME vJrcHESTRA, Including N.Z.'s Expert Trap Drummer and Xylophonist, JDnder the Baton of MR. L. STOKES. Overture •■ The Arcadians " And a Feast of Musical Gems. BOOK YOUR SEAT AT LEWIS EAJ>Y'S (Opp. H.M. Theatre). NOTE THE SESSIONS: 12. 2. 4. 6. 8. *" FOR THE LAST TIME TO-NIGHT: ! The Tremendous Story of the Sea and Land, ; ALICE LAKE In " SHORE ACRES.'' Etc.. Etc.. Etc. GRAND. m TO-MORROW. New National Drama. " HOOP LA." " HOOP LA." " HOOP LA.' •' HOOP LA." Starring—Starring. < Electoral. QTAMATEA COUNTY. TRIENNIAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. _ Pursuant to Section 10 of th.» " Local Elections and. Polls Act, 1913," I hereby give notice of the result of the Polls taken on | WEDNESDAY, tho 10th day of November, • ! 1920, for the ©lection of two Councillors for the j Matakohe Riding and one Councillor for each . of the other undermentioned Ridings of the County of Otamatea:— MATAKOHE RIDING: RODNEY COATES . . . . 126 GEORGE SMITH 95 JAMES MARSHALL LAING 91 WILLIAM RICHARD BETTS 60 MARERETU RIDING: GEORGE WILLIAM HESLOP 69 ROBERT McCARROLL . . .. 38 TOKATOKA RIDING: CHARLES DREADON . . .. S3 EDMUND THOMAS DONOVAN . . 25 WILLIAM OSBORNE THOMPSON 16 WHAKAPIEAU RIDING: JAMES TREWIN 63 ERIC MAURICE DONALDSON 53 ! I hereby declare Rodney Coatee, George ! Smith, George William Heslop, Charles ! Dreadon and James Trewin duly elected aa ', Councillors for the Ridings set over their ! respective names, they having obtained a ! majority of votes recorded at such polls for their respective Ridings. E. G. AICKIN, Returning Officer for the County of Otamatea Paparoa. November 17. 1920. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. I desire' to express my deep appreciation, to those ladies and gentlemen who voted tar me at yesterday's by-election. I wish to specially thank my many friends and supporters who voluntarily gave me their able assistance in my campaign. It is a matter of deep gratification to me that in the Ponsonby district, where I reside, and am consequently best known, the polling at each. booth was so decisively in my favour. J. F. W. DICKSONrpo THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY "OF AUCKLAND. , I desire to thank these electors who voted ' ' for me at yesterday's by-election, and especi- • ally those who voluntarily gave m© their asi sistance in my campaign. I shall at ail i times endeavour to merit tho confidesr* ( placed in me I, 3 A. C ALLTJM. ! Partnerships Dissolved. . TST E. HERRING AND D. ARMISHAW. , | * * * Contractors, ■ j ' DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP FROM NOVEMBER 6. 1320. In Future All Work will be Carried On \ By ,| W. E. HERRING, ■ » 125, Edta &nw>i